The Only Free to Play to Earn Games

 

There are many crypto games around which are Play to Earn P2E but they all require you buying an amount of their token before you can participate. They claimed free to play but will tell you to acquire some amount of token before playing. These are limitations for those entering the games. There are some that claimed to be free to play to earn but they are meant for those that are game freaks because only the first 3 best players are rewarded. 

The above excluded those having little or no time for games, lacking proper introduction to Blockchain gaming and also leaving behind those who don't have money to invest. 

FONE 

FONE is a true mobile-only cryptocurrency, designed to deliver a simplified user experience and platform that enables all users, regardless of technical aptitude, to fully participate in the new cryptocurrency economy. FONE is a Solana (SOL) based token. Similar to Bitcoin, and many other cryptocurrencies, FONE is a Blockchain cryptocurrency that supports peer-to-peer transactions. It is mainly used in the Fone ecosystem to play games, trade NFTs, as well as to offset carbon emissions and contribute to various environmental causes.

The good part is that you don't have to invest anything before starting. Currently they have 5 apps which include some play to earn games and mining app, all for free. 

You earn FONE token, which can be traded on Latoken Exchange and can be staked as well. For those that can afford premium membership, you are going to benefit more.

They are transitioning to their own Blockchain but the games and are still available to play and are totally free. 

Some Apps links

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